"justification for assessing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are looking to explain why you are assessing a particular subject or situation. For example: "This study provides a justification for assessing the impact of climate change on agricultural output."
Nonetheless, these data provide further justification for assessing the impact that CPAP can have on the development and progression of DN but also highlight the challenges of CPAP compliance in patient with type 2 diabetes.
There is justification for assessing the safety and efficacy of effects of alternative drugs that can replace SP in areas with high SP resistance, or alternative strategies that could replace IPT during pregnancy, such as intermittent screen and treat (IST) approaches that focus on prompt accessible treatment for anaemia and asymptomatic parasitaemia (Tagbor 2010).
Inexorable increases in costs of care, the imperative of continuity of care, and the emergence of the Medical Home model appear to be sufficient justification for re-assessing the appropriate relative roles of primary care and specialist physicians.
The justification for conceptions of democratic legitimacy of this kind is that there is no shared standard for assessing the quality of the outcomes deep disagreement about reasons for and against proposals will always remain.
Frequencies of the rating justifications for each category were counted across teacher-raters to detect the key criteria used for assessing EFL writing.
This creates a prima facie justification for PCSTs to assess the efficacy of interventions designed to achieve these outcomes, because well-designed PCSTs can demonstrate whether or not the intervention is more effective than the placebo in causing observed changes in outcomes.
It could be a single-point of access where the justification for each request is assessed and scrutinised.
We assessed justification for treatment with antidepressant according to the Dutch primary care guidelines for depression and for anxiety disorders.
"It was originally about assessing the justification for public subsidy in private housing developments," Bowie says.
An EHRC spokesman said on Friday: "The commission is writing to the Home Office about these reported operations, confirming that it will be examining the powers used and the justification for them, in order to assess whether unlawful discrimination took place.
A spokesman said: "The Commission is writing today to the Home Office about these reported operations, confirming that it will be examining the powers used and the justification for them, in order to assess whether unlawful discrimination took place.
